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,1TItE GARDEN" ISLAND. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER B. 1!)GOLFTENNIS-SPORTS -SMALL TURNOUT FOR GOLF;LONGSTRETH BREAKS RECORDINTER ISLAND SERIESTHIS MONTH, HONOLULUChamps Defeat LihueBy Six to Three ScoreLIHUE BOOTS GAMES AWAYAFTER TYING THESCOREStarting the last round of the 1U22season, Mime was again beaten bythe Makees at l,lliue, this time bythe score of G to 3, making it fourstraight defeats for Lihue by theMakees this season.The game was featured by thetagged playing of the losers andalso by an excessive amount olcrabbing over decisions, t'mpire inchief, Walter Saimorn, consideredby many followers of baseball on Kauai to be the best umpire availableon Kauai, also did something unprecedented In local baseball history,when he reversed Wong's decisionon first in the eighth, calling l'erreira safe after Wong, umpiring onbases, had called him out on a closeplay on u throw from Kum Lin ona grounder. The rules are very emphatic on this point, and Sanbornoverstepped his authority in reversing Wong on Lihue's appeal.Rule 03, covering this play, is iupart ns follows: "There shall be noappeal from a decision of either umpire on the ground that he was notcorrect In his conclusion as to whether a base runner was safe or out,etc., or any other play involvingaccuracy of Judgment, except thatho be convinced that it is In violation of these rules. Under no circumstances, shall either umpire criticize or interfere with a decision unless asked to do so by his associate."Umpire Wong stated after thegame that he called the play, whichwas close, just as he saw it, exactly in the same manner in which hecalled Masaru safe in the secondinning when Soong's throw to Tsunehiro caught Masaru more than twofeet off the bag. but he had to suffer the humiliation of being reversed, a direct violation of the baseballrules. The umpiring system in theKauai league, bad enough as it is,with no arlbiter able to maintaindiscipline, will not be benefitted bysuch decisions as were made in thisgame.Coming hack to the story of thegame. Llhue played a loose game1 in the field, although they securedten bite, two more than the winners. Okuda, who usually can berelit d upon to bold the Makees,was not effective and allowed hitsin critical .moments.Itight off the reel, the Makeesstarted to break the old hoodoo.Kodrigues singled to left and Yoshida poked a hit between secondand first, advancing to second whenthe ball went to right field withnobody to cover. Tsunehiro grounded out, Okuda to Lydgato. Soonggrounded out to first unassisted, butRodrigues scored, Yoshida advancing to third, from where he talliedon King's single to center. Kin;stole second and advanced to thirdwhen Robello threw wild. Doi scored King with another single to center, but Kum Lin popped out toLydgate.Four errors in the fifth gave themtwo , runs. Tsunehiro was safe whenUurges. erred on his grounder withone down, stole second and reachedthird on Robello's strong peg tosecond. Soong grounded out secondto first, scoring Tsunehiro. Okudacracked King with a fast shoot. Kingstole to second and went all theway home, aided by a wild throwby Robello and Fugi's failure tostop Perreira's throw from center.Makee's other run came in thesixth. Cummings was hit on thedome by Okuda and advanced onRodrigues' sacrifice. Yoshida bilteda single to center, scoring Cummings.Lihue also started after Cummings in the first inning. After Fugi had grounded out Tsunehiro toRodrigues, three singles in succession by l'erreira, Hurgess and Rokefilled the bases. Lydgate hit another single to left scoring Perreiraand Iiurgess. Lydgate was caughtstealing second with Roke on third,and Robello fanned, ending the rally. Burgess accounted for Lihue'sthird run when he drove a liner toleft center in the third for a homerun.The score:MAKEEab r h po a eRodrigues. lb 3 1 1 10 0 0Yoshida, 31) 4 1 2 0 2 0Tsunehiro, ss 5 1 0 5 G 0Soong. c ,r, 0 0 4 2 0King, If 3 2 1 0 0 0Lyons, cf 2 0 110 1Iloi, cf 2 0 1 0 0 0Kum Lin, 2b 4 0 1110Scots Trim KoloaIn a Slugging BeeBOTH COSTA AND OH AM AARE NICKED FORHITSKola and Mcliryde staged a slugging bee at Koloa iu which theScots came off victorious by thescore of 12 to H. IJoth Ohama ande'ostu were hit hard, the Scots gatLering ten blows while the KoloITuteam gathered thirteen off Ohama.ihree home runs marked the afternoon's sport. Tank Oliama and 1'ierra collected for Mcbrydc, wtiile Gaoriel of Koloa graboed off in theninth witii two men on.Koloa madu a game bid for thegame iu the ninth but just us theydid on the previous Sunday againsttl.ey fell short of the necessaryruns to win. Caesar was the hittingstar for Koloa, collecting three hitswhile Silva of Mcliryde also graboed off three hits.Kondo's catch of Spalding's driveto left center and Watase's catchof Costa's liner were the fieldingfeatures of the game. Hoth teamswere weak in the field, 15 errorsbeing the total of the afternoon.The score:McHKYDJiab r h po a eWatase, cf 2 2 12 10Ohama. lb 4 119 0 0Spalding, 2b 5115 2 1Silva, 3b 5 2 3 3 1 0Gabriel, c 5 0 1 6 0 2Moura. If 4 0 0 1 0 1Ohama, p 4 2 1 0 5 3I'ierra, rf 4 3 1 0 0 0Carvarro, ss 5 1115 1Tilly, It 1 0 0 0 0 0Ttotals 39 12 10 27 14 8KOLOAKondo, If G 1 1 1 0 1Ikeda, ss 5 10 3 11Xeal, rf-ct 5 2 2 0 0 0Caesar, cf-c 5 0 3 3 1 0Marion, 3b 4 2 2 2 3 2Raymond, lb 4 0 0 5 0 1Bacho 2b 5 2 1 5 2 1Gabriel, c-rf 3 117 2 0Costa, p 5 0 3 1 3 1Totals 42 9 13 27 12 7Hits and runs by innings:12345G789McBryde 22100421 012Hits 1 - 2 0 1 3 1 0 010Kolou 01003001 44Hits 01104012 413SUMMARYLeft on bases: McBryde G, Koloa9. Home runs: T. Ohama, I'ierra,Gabriel. Struck out: by Ohamu- 4, byCosta 8. Base on bulls: off Ohama2, off Costa G. Wild pitch: Costa.Passed balls: J. Gabriel, G. Gabriel.Double play: Bosco unassisted,Spalding to Ohama to Carverra.Umpires: Marcallino and Silva. Scorer: Akana.Owing to the threatening weatherthere was a small turn out at theWallua links Sunday so that thehandicap tournament was called offfor the day. Several good scoreswere made, as well as several poorones. Kali Longstreth broke the record formerly held by James Spalding and Dan Arcia for nine holes,turning an even forty for his firstround. He fell down on his secondround so Spalding's 82 is still therecord for 18 holes.A regular handicap tournamentwill be held next Sunday under thesanies rules as has formerly governed the tournles.Morita, rf 3 0 1 0 0 0Cummings, p 3 1 0 0 6 0Totals 34 G 8 27 17 2L1IIUEab r h po a eFugi, 3b 4 0 1 0 2 1Perreira. cf 4 12 10 0Burgess, ss 4 2 2 2 1 1Roke, If 4 0 1 0 0 0Lydgate. lb 4 0 1 15 2 1Robello, c 4 0 0 5 1 3Masaru, rf 4 0 110 0Sumida, 2b 3 0 2 3 4 1Okuda, p 3 0 0 0 4 0Totals 34 3 10 27 14 7Hitsand runs by Innings:12345G789Makee 30002100 0 GHits 40011101 08Lihue 20100000 03Hits 4 11110 11 010SUMMARYEarned runs: Makee 4; Lihue 3.Left on buses: Llhue 4, Makee 7.Runs battenl in: by Soong 2, King,Yoshida, Doi, Lydgate 2. Burgess 1.Home runs: Burgess. 3-base hit:Sumida. Balk: Okuda. Sacrifice hits:Rodrigues 2, Yoshida. Stolen bases:Tsunehiro, Roke, Masaru. Doubleplays: Lydgate to Burgess; Tsunehiro to Rodrigues. Hit by pitcher:Cunimings. King, Morita. Struck outby Cummings, 4; by Okuda G. Umpires: Sanborn and Wong. Time ofgame 1:52. Scorer: Teraoka.ANNOUNCEMENTGAMES NEXT SUNDAYKoloa tangles with the champs onthe Makee lot and the champs arenot going to take any chances withthe former cellar dwellers as theyhave already dropped two out ofthree to them.If Costa can get right this Sundayafter having two off days and histeam gives him any kind of supportKoloa may again take the measureof Makee. Kolou has a bunch ofsluggers who are capable of makingruns and if they can only tightenup their defense and prevent theiropponents from scoring they wouldbe farther up In the race than theyare.Lihue and Makaweli meet on thewest end diamond and the winnerof this game is hard to figure. Makaweli seems to have a kahuna onLihue, as every time they meet Makaweli plays the best ball of theyear against them, and then thefollowing Sunday will make ten ortwelve errors against another team.Lihue has been slugging the balllately and the same applies to themas to Koloa. If they can get outof the habit of presenting runs totheir opponents they will win.Plans are being made to hold theannual inter inland tennis tournament in Honolulu this month, withplayers from Hawaii, and Maul representing the oulslde islands.Now Is the opportunity for Kauaito step into the tennis limelight bysending a team to Honolulu to take!part In the tournament. If it Is possible a doubles team should be sentand if this should entail too muchexpense a singles representativeshould at least be sent to representKauai.The matter rests with the KauaiTennis Association and It is up tothat body to see that Kauai Is represented. LIHUE MAKEE NOTESThe big fuss at the Lihue-Makeeball game in the eighth inning perhaps needs explanation to some ofthe fans who did not understandwhat it was all about.It was agreed before the game bythe Lihue and Makee managers thatin case Wong should umpire, whichLihue was not enthusiastic about,that if any of his decisions were disputed by the Lihue team that heshould appeal to the umpire in chief,Sanborn for confirmation. This isexactly what happened and Mr. Sanborn immediately reversed Wong'sdecision when appealed to by Wongaccording to the agreement.As far as Wong missing one onMasaru at second, it has been noticed that he never misses them inthe pinches and to a lot of fans itlooked as if Tsunehiro has not tagged Masaru yet.ROAD RULESCultivate the hand-signal habit.Don't drive spasmodically. It keepsthe driver behind worried.of course - -Hawaiian Kona is the BestWe don't need to tell youthat. 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